Sentence examples for the talking himself from inspiring English sources

He's suddenly the most talked-about man in music, though he hasn't yet done much of the talking himself.

Eight years old, she amazed her visitor, a friend of ours, whenever she talked (Papa prefers to do all the talking himself, though).

One imagined him getting the Tony Randall role in hipper versions of Doris Day movies, or producing a series like "The Sopranos" in which people kill one another over shoes, or perhaps being a talk-show host where he did most of the talking himself.

The little envelope he received at the start of the game instructed him to keep Argentina's star-studded midfield quiet and, after the first half hour he did more than that: he bound and gagged them, and then did all the talking himself.

Dave was on the airwaves talking himself out of trouble again on Tuesday.

Dr. Stirling Colgate came in over the weekend, talking himself past a security guard "by saying, 'I'm a physicist from Los Alamos,' and making it sound convincing".

As the crusty Rothko keeps talking himself into the project, and Ken starts to learn just how rich the painter's imagination and ideals are, the audience gets to savor heady discussions on the philosophy of art and commerce.

But, having said this, the man was already talking himself out of it.

Then the beggar talked himself back into England's one-day side and went to the West Indies instead.

Now he became involved in the talks himself.

He says that the four principals at the talks—himself, Mr Rajoelina and two former Malagasy presidents—had agreed that none of the coup-plotters would stay in power.